WO2010076817A1 - Dispositif pour réaliser la connexion détachable de lunettes de protection du type masque sur des casques de protection à usage sportif et casque équipé de ce dispositif - Google Patents

Dispositif pour réaliser la connexion détachable de lunettes de protection du type masque sur des casques de protection à usage sportif et casque équipé de ce dispositif Download PDF

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WO2010076817A1
WO2010076817A1 PCT/IT2008/000805 IT2008000805W WO2010076817A1 WO 2010076817 A1 WO2010076817 A1 WO 2010076817A1 IT 2008000805 W IT2008000805 W IT 2008000805W WO 2010076817 A1 WO2010076817 A1 WO 2010076817A1
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Massimiliano Tabacchi
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Safilo Società Azionaria Fabbrica
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A42—HEADWEAR
    • A42B—HATS; HEAD COVERINGS
    • A42B3/00—Helmets; Helmet covers ; Other protective head coverings
    • A42B3/04—Parts, details or accessories of helmets
    • A42B3/18—Face protection devices
    • A42B3/185—Securing goggles or spectacles on helmet shells

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  • a device for the detachable connection of protective goggles of the mask type to protective helmets for sports use and a helmet including the device
  • the present invention relates to a device for the detachable connection of protective goggles of the mask type to helmets for sports use, having the features set out in the preamble of the main claim.
  • the invention also relates to a protective helmet for sports use including the above-mentioned device.
  • Technological background The invention relates to the particular technical field of protective helmets for sports use which are combined in use with protective goggles of the mask type.
  • Ski masks or masks for snowboarding or like sports
  • connection system is described therein in which the mask is provided at its respective lateral ends with corresponding and separate resilient sections and buckles are provided so that the tension of the resilient sections can be adjusted.
  • the free ends of the latter are provided with rapid connection means able detachably to engage respective connection and disconnection counter- means provided on opposite lateral portions of the cap of the helmet.
  • connection counter-means are connected to the helmet in an articulated manner so that the mask can move in rotation when it is moved away from contact with the face, for instance so that it can be moved above the eye area into a position over the helmet.
  • the main object of the invention is to provide a device for the detachable connection of goggles of the mask type to protective helmets with a view to making the movements that the user has to make during the operations to connect, adjust the degree of tension of the elastic members of the mask and disconnect the mask simpler and more practical, and at the same time to obtain a more precise adjustment of the pressure exerted by the mask on the face so that the mask is held with a corresponding improved level of comfort during sports use and in pauses in which the mask is taken off the face.
  • FIGS. 1 and 2 are perspective views of a protective helmet for sports use including a device for the detachable connection of goggles of a mask type according to the invention;
  • Fig. 3 is a perspective view of a detail of the device of the preceding Figures;
  • Fig. 4 is a perspective view, on an enlarged scale, of a detail of Fig. 3;
  • Fig. 5 is a view in lateral elevation, partly in section, of the detail of Fig. 3;
  • Fig. 6 is an exploded perspective view, on an enlarged scale, of a further detail of Fig. 3;
  • Fig. 7 is a perspective view, on an enlarged scale, of a detail of Fig. 4;
  • Fig. 8 is a perspective view of a detail of Fig. 3;
  • Fig. 9 is an exploded perspective view of a further detail of Fig. 8;
  • Fig. 10 is a view in frontal elevation, partly in section, of the detail of Fig. 9;
  • Fig. 11 is a perspective view of the detail of Fig. 9 in the assembled condition.
  • Figs. 12 and 13 are views in lateral elevation, partly in section, and on an enlarged scale, of the details of Figs. 6 and 7 in respective separate operating conditions;
  • Fig. 14 is a perspective view, with parts removed, of a further detail of Fig.
  • Fig. 15 is a perspective view of a detail of Fig. 14;
  • Fig. 16 is a view in frontal elevation, partly in section, of a detail of Fig. 14;
  • Fig. 17 is an exploded perspective view of the detail of Fig. 16;
  • Fig. 18 is a perspective view of a detail of Fig. 2;
  • Fig. 19 is a view in lateral elevation, partly in section, and on an enlarged scale, of a detail of Fig. 18;
  • Fig. 20 is a partial perspective view of a detail of Fig. 19;
  • Figs. 21 to 25 are diagrammatic views in lateral elevation of the sequence of operating steps for the connection of the mask to one of the sides of the helmet, as shown in Fig. 2;
  • Figs. 26 to 29 are diagrammatic views in lateral elevation of the sequence of operating steps for the connection of the mask to the other side of the helmet, as shown in Fig. 1.
  • Preferred embodiment of the invention
  • a protective helmet for sports use is shown overall by 1 and comprises a device for the detachable connection of protective goggles of the mask type 2, embodied in accordance with the present invention.
  • the helmet 1 comprises a cap 3 able to enclose the user's head, which cap has opposing lateral parts 4 and 4' adapted to protect corresponding lateral areas of the head, extending in the vicinity of the ears and also below the ears.
  • connection device associated respectively with the right-hand lateral part 4 and the left-hand lateral part 4' of the helmet, i.e. those intended to protect the user's right- hand and left-hand ear areas respectively.
  • Fig. 1 shows the right-hand lateral part 4 of the helmet while Fig. 2 shows the left-hand lateral part 4', according to the convention used in this description.
  • details of the connection device provided on the left-hand lateral part 4', analogous to those on the right-hand part 4 will bear the same reference numeral followed by an apostrophe (').
  • a strap fastening device of a substantially conventional type, which can be tightened in the area below the chin, is also provided for the fastening of the helmet 1.
  • a wide front opening 5 is provided in the cap 3 between the lateral parts 4 and 4' of the helmet 1, in which the mask 2 is housed when it is worn in contact with the face.
  • the mask 2 comprises a front frame 6 of conventional type adapted to retain a lens 7 and is provided with a gasket member (not shown) running along the peripheral profile of the frame adapted to ensure that the mask is held tightly against the face.
  • the mask is also provided with a first and a second resilient strap, shown by 8 and 8', which are separate and each of which has a respective end 9, 9' connected to a corresponding lateral portion of the front frame 6 and bears at a respective opposing free end 10, 10' a respective connection member 11, 11' with which the corresponding resilient strap is connected in a detachable manner to the corresponding lateral part 4, 4' of the helmet. More particularly, each resilient strap 8, 8' is connected to the helmet in an articulated manner about a respective axis of articulation X, X'.
  • the articulation points of both the right- hand and left-hand connection members 11, 11', located at the respective axes X, X', are guided to move in a limited sliding manner with respect to the helmet so that they may be displaced in an adjustable manner into a predetermined position belonging to a plurality of operating positions, as will be described in further detail below.
  • the corresponding connection member 11, 11' of the respective right-hand and left-hand resilient strap 8, 8' can thus oscillate about the corresponding axis X, X', the predetermined position of the plurality of possible positions being correlated with the desired degree of resilient tensioning in the corresponding strap.
  • the point of articulation (axes X, X') can be adjustably displaced with respect to the cap 3 of the helmet and, when the mask 2 is being worn, a displacement away from the front portion of the helmet in the direction of the posterior occipital portion causes the resilient tension to increase in the respective strap, leading the mask to exert a corresponding pressure in its contact with the face, this tensioning therefore being advantageously adjustable in accordance with the methods described in detail below.
  • the right-hand connection member 11 comprises a disk-shaped base 12 which may be fastened to the helmet 1 with the interposition of a stirrup member 13 which is secured to the cap by screw means 13a.
  • the base 12 is in turn secured to the stirrup 13 by fastening pins or bearings 14a which are, for instance, screwed into the stirrup.
  • the base 12 further comprises a seat 15 extending diametrically in the base, in which a plate-like support 16 is adjustably guided in a sliding manner.
  • a plate-like appendix 17 of approximately triangular shape is articulated on the support 16 about the axis of articulation X.
  • the end 10 of the corresponding resilient strap 8 is secured to the appendix 17 as shown in detail in Fig. 4.
  • the articulation about the axis X is advantageously obtained by using a cylindrical projection 18 projecting from the appendix 17 and coupled in a rotary and snap-locking manner in a hole 19 passing centrally through the support 16.
  • Retaining means shown overall by 20, are provided between the support 16 and the base 12 and are adapted for the one-way retention of the support in the predetermined operating position with respect to the base, during sliding in the seat.
  • These means comprise a pair of pawl formations 21, 22 hinged on the base 12 in a spring-mounted manner, by means of respective springs 23, 24, each of which is adapted to engage a respective toothed surface 25, 26 provided in the support 16.
  • the pawls 21, 22 are articulated on the base 12 on opposite sides with respect to the seat 15 about respective hinge axes parallel to the axis of articulation X.
  • the pawls 21, 22 are provided at one end with a pair of teeth, both shown by 27, and have a manoeuvring surface 28 at the opposite end adapted to act as a push button to be pressed by the user against the action of the corresponding spring 23, 24.
  • the hinge point of each pawl on the base is interposed between the opposite longitudinal ends of the pawl.
  • Each toothed surface 25, 26 comprises a respective plurality of teeth 25a, 26a extending along opposite longitudinal edges of the support 16.
  • each toothed surface the teeth are aligned and parallel so as to form a kind of rack with a sawtooth profile.
  • the teeth 25a, 26b also have a shape complementary with the teeth 27 of each pawl so that these teeth can engage the opposite racks for the one-way retention of the support in the seat.
  • the pawls are also urged resiliently by the corresponding springs into the engaged position with the corresponding teeth of the support as is shown in detail in Fig. 5.
  • the longitudinal edges of the support 16 along which the toothed surfaces 25a, 26a are provided are also housed in a sliding manner and guided in respective grooves 29, 30 provided in the seat 15 in a position facing one another and extend parallel to and in a spaced manner from one another.
  • the right-hand connection member 11 also comprises detachable stop means between the base 12 and the corresponding support 16 whose function will be explained in detail below. These means comprise a pair of toothed projections 31 raised equi-directionally by a lever 32 (Fig. 7) hinged in a spring-mounted manner, by means of a torsion spring 33, on the support 16, as shown in Figs. 4 and 6.
  • the toothed projections 31 are urged by the action of the spring 33 on the lever into sliding engagement with respective grooves 34 provided in the seat 15, extending parallel and spaced from one another, in the direction of longitudinal extension of the seat.
  • Each groove 34 is open at one end and has a respective abutment surface 35 at its other end against which the corresponding toothed projection 34 of the lever 32 may abut during the sliding movement of the support 16 in the seat 15.
  • the toothed projections 31 may also pass through respective openings 36 provided in the support 16, shown in Fig. 6, which enable the projections 31 to engage the corresponding grooves 34 of the seat without coming into contact with the support itself.
  • the lever 32 may be selectively displaced, by rotation about its pivot axis Y (transverse to the axis X), from the position of Fig. 12 in which the toothed projections 31 in contact with the abutments 35 form end-of-stroke means for the support in order to prevent it from slipping out of the seat, to the position of Fig. 13 in which the disengagement of the projections 31 from the grooves 34, following the rotational raising of the lever 32, against the resilient action of the spring 33, enables the support 16 to slide out of the seat 15, fully disengaging the right-hand connection member 11 of the mask from the helmet.
  • the left-hand connection member 11' is substantially structurally analogous with the right-hand connection 11 and is therefore described only briefly below, since reference may be made to the preceding description of the right-hand member for any further details; features which differ from the right-hand member are, however, described in detail below.
  • the left-hand connection member 11' also comprises a disk-shaped base 12' which may be secured to the left hand lateral part 4' of the helmet 1 by interposition of a stirrup member 13' secured to the cap by means, for instance, of screw means 13a'.
  • the base 12' is in turn secured to the stirrup 13' with fastening pins 14a' or like means screwed into the stirrup.
  • the base 12' is provided with a seat 15' extending diametrically in the base in which a plate-like support 16' is adjustably guided in a sliding manner.
  • a plate-like appendix 17' is articulated on the support 16' about an axis of articulation X' and the end 10' of the resilient strap 8' is secured to this appendix. Articulation is provided by rotary engagement, with snap-locking, of a projection 18' projecting from the appendix into a hole 19' passing through the support 16'.
  • Retaining means 20' are provided between the support 16' and the base 12' for the one-way retention of the support in the predetermined operating position with respect to the base 12', during sliding of the support in the seat 15'.
  • the retaining means are formed by a pair of pawl formations 21', 22' hinged on the base 12' in a spring-mounted manner by respective springs 23', 24', each pawl being adapted to engage a respective toothed surface 25', 26' provided in the support 16'.
  • the pawls 21', 22' are articulated on the base 12' on opposite sides with respect to the seat 15' about respective hinge axes parallel to the axis of articulation X'.
  • the pawls 21', 22' are provided at one end with a pair of teeth, both shown by 27', and have a manoeuvring surface 28' at the opposite end adapted to act as a push button to be pressed by the user against the action of the corresponding spring 23', 24'.
  • the hinge point of each pawl on the base is interposed between the opposite longitudinal ends of the pawl.
  • Each toothed surface 25', 26' comprises a respective plurality of teeth 25a', 26a' extending along opposite longitudinal edges of the support 16'.
  • each toothed surface the teeth are aligned and parallel so as to form a kind of rack with a sawtooth profile.
  • the teeth 25a', 26a' also have a shape complementary with the teeth 27' of each pawl so that these teeth can engage the corresponding racks for the one-way retention of the support in the seat.
  • the pawls are also urged resiliently by the corresponding springs into the engaged position with the corresponding teeth of the support (position shown in Fig. 16).
  • the edges of the support along which the toothed surfaces 25a', 26a' are provided are also housed in a sliding manner and guided in respective grooves 29', 30' provided in the seat 15 ⁇ in a position facing one another and extending parallel to and in a spaced manner from one another.
  • the left-hand connection member 11' also comprises stop means between the base 12' and the corresponding support 16' whose function will be explained in detail below.
  • These means comprise a pair of toothed projections 41 (Fig. 20) raised equi-directionally from the surface 16a' of the support opposite the surface on which the appendix 17' is mounted.
  • the projections 41 are shaped so that each engages in a sliding manner with a respective groove 34', these grooves extending in the seat 15', parallel and spaced from one another, in the direction of longitudinal extension of the seat.
  • Each groove 34' is open at one end and has a respective abutment surface 35' at the other end against which the corresponding toothed projection 34' may abut during the sliding movement of the support 16' in the seat 15', these surfaces forming end-of-stroke means for the support 16', during sliding with respect to the seat 15'.
  • the appendix 17' forms a detachable means preventing the support from slipping out of the seat.
  • the strap-holder appendix 17' has a triangular profile in plan view, with a pair of rectilinear sides converging towards the point of articulation (axis X') and connected, on the opposite side, with a third side having a projecting edge with a curved profile able to come into contract with the disk-shaped base 12' when the curved edge is facing the front portion of the helmet preventing any slipping from the support.
  • Fig. 21 shows the first relative position of the mask and the helmet in which the mask is upturned and close to the rear portion of the helmet opposite the portion with the front opening 5. At this point the support 16' is inserted in the seat 15' via the mouth facing towards the rear of the helmet and is caused to slide in the direction of the front part.
  • the toothed surfaces 25a' and 26a' of the racks come into contact with the teeth of the corresponding pawls 21', 22' and mutually engage thereby fastening the mask on the left- hand side.
  • the mask, together with the appendix 17' is then rotated about the axis X' towards the front part of the helmet (with an anticlockwise rotation, looking at Figs. 21 and 22, of some 180°), moving from the position of Fig. 22 until reaching the position of Fig. 23 in which the mask is at the front part of the helmet and the appendix 17' is therefore facing this front wall.
  • the appendix 17' does not come into contact with the base 12' because of its curved profile which remains advantageously spaced from the circular profile of the base.
  • the pawls 21', 22' may be disengaged from the racks of the support enabling the support 16' to slide towards the front part of the helmet.
  • the push buttons 28' are released, the return of the pawls 21' 22' into engagement in the racks brings the stroke of the support 16' to' an end.
  • the support 16' may slide freely, over at least one section, as a result of the fact that the teeth 27' of the pawls slide over the ramp profiles of the teeth 25a', 26a' as a result of their sawtooth profile. Sliding is possible until the appendix 17' comes into contact with the base 12' which acts as an end-of-stroke for the support 16'. From the position of Fig.
  • the support 16 of the right-hand connection 11 is inserted in the seat 15 via the mouth facing towards the front portion of the helmet (Fig. 26).
  • This insertion causes the teeth 25a, 26a of the racks to engage with the corresponding teeth 27 of the pawls 21, 22.
  • the support 16 can slide towards the rear portion of the helmet as the pawls 21, 22 slide over the ramps of the sawtooth profiles and unidirectionally retain the support in any position which it reaches, as the pawls are urged resiliency towards the condition of engagement with the racks (Fig. 27).
  • the positioning of the left-hand support 16' in conjunction with the positioning of the right-hand support 16 determines the extent of tensioning of the elastic straps 8, 8' of the mask and therefore the fitting comfort.
  • the resilient tension in the straps and therefore the pressure with which the mask is in contact with the face can be adjusted by displacing the right-hand and left-hand racks in order to achieve the desired degree of comfort.
  • reducing the tensioning of the resilient straps 8, 8' by causing the supports 16, 16' to slide towards the front part of the helmet may facilitate the temporary positioning of the mask above the helmet, as shown in Fig. 29.
  • each support has to be pushed towards the rear part of the helmet; during this movement, because the pawls slide over the ramps of the sawtooth profiles, the supports 16, 16' are moved away towards the rear part of the helmet and retained in each of the positions reached since the pawls are recalled into engagement with the racks under the resilient recall action of the corresponding springs.
  • the mask While the mask is intended to be stably connected on the left-hand side 4', at least during use, the rapid disconnection of the support 16 from the sliding engagement seat 15 is possible on the right-hand side 4.
  • This operation may be useful when it is wished, for instance, temporarily to take off the mask which can be distanced from the face but nevertheless remain connected to the left-hand side of the helmet, in order, for instance, to clean the lens or wipe away any fogging of the lens.
  • Rapid disconnection is achieved by simultaneously acting on the pawls 21, 22 by pressing the relative push buttons 28 and raising the lever 32, against the resilient action of the spring 33, while keeping them depressed.
  • the pressure on the push buttons (teeth 27 of the pawls disengaged from the racks) allows the racks freely to slide up to the front end of the base 12 where, as a result of the contact of the toothed projections 31 with the abutment surfaces 35 (at the bottom of the grooves 34), the stroke of the support is stopped (Fig. 12). Only by raising the lever 32 in rotation, disengaging the toothed projections 31 from the relative abutment surfaces (Fig.
  • the lever 32 also constitutes a safety locking means for the mask and in practice prevents, when the pair of push buttons 28 is pressed, whether inadvertently or not, the support 16, together with the rack 25a, 26a, from slipping out of its seat 15 in a rapid and uncontrolled manner under the action of the resilient tension in the straps of the mask.
  • the action described above takes place in reverse, firstly disconnecting the mask on the right-hand side and then on the left-hand side.
  • Removal on the left-hand side requires a rotation of the mask to the rear (by means of an operation which is the reverse of that described above).
  • the aim is to bring the mask to the rear side of the helmet so that the triangular appendix 17 is also facing the rear part. From this position, obtained by rotating the appendix 17' by some 180° in the clockwise direction (looking at the relative Figs. 23, 22, 21 in that sequence), it is possible for the racks to be completely removed, continuing to cause the support 16' to slide in the direction of the rear part of the helmet, thereby returning to the configuration of Fig. 21.
  • the invention therefore achieves the objects set out above, providing many advantages over known solutions.
  • One main advantage lies in the fact that the device for the detachable connection and adjustment of the mask with respect to the helmet of the invention makes the connection and disconnection operations, as well the adjustment of the contact pressure of the mask on the face, more practical and rapid.
  • the operation to adjust the resilient pressure does not require the use of any buckle or like adjustment member on the straps of the mask.
  • the ease and speed of the movements that the device of the invention requires the user to make will be better appreciated when bearing in mind the conditions facing users when practising sports, when they are often wearing gloves or have their hands occupied with other equipment.
  • the mask may be rapidly disconnected from one side of the helmet while remaining connected to the other side, requiring no further action by the user during any pauses in the sport, with the mask disconnected from the helmet.
  • the device of the invention also advantageously enables a rapid reduction, requiring practical and simple movements, of the tension in the resilient straps, making it possible, for instance, to move the mask, once the resilient tension is reduced, over the front part of the helmet away from the eye area, without having to disconnect the mask from the helmet.
  • a further advantage lies in the fact that when the user temporarily moves the mask over the helmet (upper front area) to keep it in that position (without disconnecting it), there is no risk of the mask accidentally slipping towards the rear part of the helmet. Slipping of this kind is a typical drawback of conventional masks, in which the mask manages to slip to the rear and the user is forced to re-arrange it on his head.

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L'invention concerne un dispositif pour réaliser la connexion détachable de lunettes de protection du type masque (2) sur des casques de protection (1) à usage sportif, les lunettes de type masque comprenant un cadre principal (6) conçu pour retenir au moins une lentille respective (7), et une première et une deuxième sangles élastiques (8, 8') qui sont séparées et qui présentent des extrémités respectives (9, 9') connectées à des parties latérales opposées du cadre (6) et qui portent à leurs extrémités libres opposées (10, 10') des premier et deuxième éléments de connexion respectifs (11, 11') au moyen desquels la sangle élastique correspondante (8, 8') est connectée de façon détachable à une partie latérale opposée respective (4, 4') du casque d'une façon articulée autour d'un axe d'articulation correspondant (X, X'). Le point d'articulation d'au moins un des éléments de connexion (11, 11') des sangles élastiques (8, 8') est guidé pour se déplacer d'une façon coulissante limitée par rapport au casque de telle sorte qu'il puisse être déplacé d'une façon réglable jusqu'à une position prédéterminée d'une pluralité de positions opérationnelles. Dans chacune de ces positions, l'élément de connexion (11, 11') peut osciller autour de l'axe d'articulation correspondant (X, X'), cette position étant mise en corrélation avec le degré de tension prédéterminé de la sangle élastique correspondante (8, 8') du masque.
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